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Hosted by Aaron Ping · society · EN-US
A father’s search for answers and the century-long con that sold corporate freedom as our own. When my son died, I started asking questions. The answers led me to places I never expected: a dinner party in Vienna, a railroad case nobody remembers, our constitutional rights hijacked as an excuse to look away while children die. Superhuman is my search for what happened. Not just to my son, but to all of us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA father’s search for answers and the century-long con that sold corporate freedom as our own. When my son died, I started asking questions. The answers led me to places I never expected: a dinner party in Vienna, a railroad case nobody remembers, our constitutional rights hijacked as an excuse to look away while children die.
Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent is hosted by Aaron Ping. The show has published 8 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Out of Balance" (9 May 2026, 95 minutes), "Wolves and Children" (10 April 2026, 64 minutes), and "Muted Cases" (11 March 2026, 49 minutes).
Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent's contact route on record: public web form.
Aaron Ping hosts Superhuman - From Engineered Desire to Engineered Consent, a society podcast with 8 episodes published.
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Episode #8
In the season finale of Superhuman, Aaron brings on four guests for a closer look at the cracks in the system, at the incentives that put them there, and why remembering is the first step to fixing them. Click here to...
Episode #7
A bill can say “child safety” on the front and still protect the companies causing the harm. In Wolves and Children, Aaron traces how lobbying, legal misdirection, and manufactured public pressure shape the laws parents...
Episode #6
In “Muted Cases,” Aaron recounts the days after Avery’s death—the evidence scramble, and the slow, brutal realization that what the community most needs to understand can be narrowed, negotiated, and effectively erased...
Episode #5
I wasn’t planning to write or record this week, but the one-year angelversary and a lonely holiday got under my skin, and I couldn’t help myself. What follows is a bit of a spiral: a walk through the same spiral logic...
Episode #4
Twenty-six words written in 1996 gave platforms legal immunity. One court decision in 1997 turned that immunity into a business model. Attorney Carrie Goldberg shares what it's like representing hundreds of victims...
Episode #3
How did corporations get more constitutional rights than your children? When a bookshelf tips over and harms one child, there's an immediate recall. When platform algorithms push suicide content to depressed teens, they...
Episode #2
This Episode explores how a century of manipulation techniques became smartphone features, through conversations with Jean Cavendish, a clinical psychiatrist who spent decades helping people escape cult programming...
Episode #1
The episode opens by introducing the Superhuman series—how corporations became entities with more legal rights than humans but none of the accountability. This isn't just about technology or social media—it's about...
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